[madprof98]

No doubt her parents will be so proud when they read this little piece. But possibly she's using a pseudonym; if her actual last name is "Love," that would be too, too ironic.

[sionnsar]

entire wings of the university’s hospital were filled with women dying from infections caused by botched abortions.

Documentation, please? Surely such a massive die-off would have been noticed by somebody.

[cranked]

“As I continue my education, my views on abortion are still evolving. Take late-term abortions. When I first heard about them, I was horrified.

It wasn’t until I spent time in ultrasound rooms in graduate school that I began to see late-trimester abortions in a very different light.”

And here we have prime example and confirmation that supports the arguments that the more education one gets, the more LIBERAL or LIBERALLY-inclined one becomes, for most anyhow. How quaint.

[pray4liberty]

“I know Roz goes to church every Sunday and that she’s a good person,” one classmate asked.

Adolf Hitler and George Tiller went to church every Sunday too. Did it make a difference?

[muawiyah]

You just never know with these gynecologists. We have one in the Falls Church VA area named Dr. Harry C. Beavers.

BTW, Ms. Love's story is so formularic I suspect it's total BS. No doubt a pro wrote it up for her to see if she cold get some scholarship money from the baby killing industry.

[Gay State Conservative]

Abortionists are (secretly) seen within the medical profession as the dregs of that profession.

[sionnsar]

It’s clear that women who don’t want to be pregnant won’t be deterred by limited access to providers or to clinics.

Don't forget the very different cultures of the times. You got knocked up back then, it was bad -- I had an 8th or 9th grade classmate who "disappeared" after she (reportedly) became pregnant; I never saw her again. Today, it's... so what?

Just one response out of many to this point.

[sionnsar]

I could hardly wrap my mind around the agony that this woman and her husband must have been facing. They needed a caring physician to help them through this dark moment

No mention of needing a caring and supportive minister. Only the "physician" would suffice!

[ETL]

Why isn’t the left at all concerned over the killing of some 60,000 innocent unborns?

Yahoo search results for “George Tiller” “60,000”:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22George+Tiller%2260%2C000&ei=UTF-8&fr=moz2

[Jemian]

I know Roz goes to church every Sunday and that she’s a good person,”

More evidence that going to church and merely being a good person does not make someone a Christian. This woman intends to murder other people, because those people are silent, small, and inconvenient.

We need to ask God to intercede.

On a side note, if I were her mother, I would be having trouble with my relationship with her, too. Love unconditionally, yes, be proud of and supporting, no.

[RobinOfKingston]

... reproductive rights.

That kind of abuse of the English language should be punishable with jail time.

[wintertime]

Her last name is “Love”?

[PetroniusMaximus]

Her parents should disown her.

Proud little murderess.

[pennyfarmer]

I have delivered our last three babies. I could not imagine finding out there was a problem and then aborting the child. I think we would carry out the delivery and if the child died then so be it. But we would never be able to live with the fact that we chose to kill our child.

Any abortion is awuful and hurtful to more than just the child you are killing.
Late term abortions have absolutly no place in society.

[mkjessup]

If she were to ‘emulate’ George Tiller as he entered his 268th trimester, that would be just dandy. If she views death as so inconsequential, she probably wouldn’t have any problem in offing herself, and that would mean more babies would live, than would be killed by the likes of her.

[Venturer]

I wish her all the bad luck in the world.

[SoldierDad]

I was 14 years old when that clinic was bombed, killing a police officer and spraying Emily’s body full of hot nails and shrapnel. Back then, I lived in a small Alabama town, went to church every Sunday and was adamantly opposed to abortion. But by the time I met Emily last year, I was president of the Birmingham chapter of Medical Students for Choice, a group supporting abortion rights. Watching her walk slowly into our fund-raiser on her husband’s arm —- a woman who’d endured more than 18 operations —- I thought of all she’d been through and knew that I’d come to the right decision in my support of reproductive rights.

Is there anyone who might be able to explain what the hell "Emily's" experiences have to do with this moron forming her opinion for supporting the killing of human life?

[ScottinVA]

“I also envision providing abortions to women who need them.”

I presume that includes partial-birth abortions for women who decide in the 8th month of pregnancy the “fetus” has become inconvenient. Partial-birth abortion is murder anyone with a hand in this practice deserves to be put on trial. Period.

[marron]

My parents are conservative Christians who believe abortion is wrong... In college, I designed my own major to broaden my understanding of women’s health by including psychology, sociology and women’s studies.

Parents pay money to have their kids indoctrinated.

Its not enough anymore to simply send your kids to college. You have to pay attention to which college you send them to. If they come home from four years having abandoned everything you stand for, whatever you paid it wasn't worth it. There are better colleges out there, but you have to find them.

[ScottinVA]

“As long as the baby remained in her mother’s womb, however, she would live. “

So, jamming scissors blades into the back of the child’s head and sucking out the cranial matter is SO much better. A special place in hell awaits.

[VeniVidiVici]

The answer was, not many. She could choose to continue the pregnancy, but then she might be waiting for almost 20 more weeks to give birth to a baby that would never take more than a few breaths on its own.

So in other words, Rozlyin Farmer-Love was afraid this woman would have been inconvenienced for 20 weeks.